Starbucks raises full-year outlook after earnings, revenue top estimates
The coffee chain said improved traffic and service helped lift revenue 9% and profit 33%, while international comparable sales turned positive.
- On Tuesday, Starbucks raised its full-year outlook after reporting fiscal second-quarter revenue of $9.53 billion and adjusted EPS of 50 cents, both exceeding Wall Street expectations.
- CEO Brian Niccol stated, "This quarter marked a milestone for Starbucks and the turn in our turnaround," citing a second straight quarter of traffic growth.
- North America drove results with 7.1% same-store sales growth and a 4.3% traffic jump, while China, the company's second-largest market, saw just 0.5% growth.
- Shares of Starbucks rose about 6% in extended trading as the company lifted its full-year adjusted EPS forecast to $2.25–$2.45 per share.
- Global and U.S. same-store sales projections increased to at least 5% for fiscal 2026, up from the prior 3% guidance, signaling strengthened confidence in the turnaround.
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